I hear it from ukraine even she ripped up her passport to prevent her being sent to ukraine so tell us a little bit more about now what happens to the Opposition Movement because i mean see this is a very prominent figure who was leading the protest against sankoh. Which is definitely a prominent face of these protests shes a symbol shes someone whos very media savvy and very good in gauging different groups of people but she isnt the only leader and i think shes more symbol than a leader of these protests these protests become so big now you know hundreds of thousands people coming out in a country of only 10000000 people that even without active engagement these protests will continue people are organizing themselves on their own with some kind of hierarchy you see students organizing cells you see the residents in 2 districts coming out not tonight staying on their pots and pans in the yards of that building organizing various kinds of protests graffiti hanging out all kinds of thin
A russian dissident tells t w the order to poison alexina bali straight from the top. You. Could only have been carried out with the approval of lodging the approaching the cops to be seen down suffered a similar attack and other activists say that poison is just one tactic the kremlin uses it against its enemy plus 2 australian journalists fleet china fearing the rest as political pawns we speak with one of them and ask whats behind chinas crackdown on australian media in the country. And the show must go on thats the spirit in venice where the 1st major Film Festival since the pentagon make it is under way this years competition features a Record Number of entries from female to our 1st. Time sir. Welcome to the Program Uncertainty remains over what exactly happened on Tuesday Morning to one of the leading figures in the Opposition Movement in Officials Say that maria coalescent was detained trying to cross the border into ukraine and the authorities released these pictures of a car
For more. On the. Hello and welcome to to the point and here are our guests. Is an expert on Turkish Foreign policy and a fellow at the Robert Bosch Academy in berlin and he says in this conflict greece is using the language of International Law and European Solidarity and turkeys using language of fair sharing of Mediterranean Resources and coercive diplomacy and its also a pleasure to welcome chas to me that he works for daughter bella and he is convinced that unlike turkeys adventurous regional ambitions in recent years its Foreign Policy regarding the Eastern Mediterranean is following its traditional line and were also very glad to have with us yes im an aggie and she is a freelance journalist. From hamburg who works mainly with the a r d network she says everyones hardline approach in the Eastern Mediterranean is part of his symbolic politics with which he tries to distract from domestic problems in the current conflict hes taking this strategy too far so let me start out with yo
Are nearing danger. Well also hear from those who survived the explosion sharing their stories of shattered lives in a shot its. Also in the news fire erupts on board a super tanker off the coast of sri lanka its carrying 2000000 barrels of oil. And a standoff in the eastern democratic republic of congo where an armed group is surrounded a prison calling for the release of their members. So were starting in lebanon a month since that massive explosion at the port in beirut and incredibly rescue teams that may have found signs of life but the collapsed building they digging there right now scanning equipment picked up indications of briefing. And were going to hear more about that in a moment this disaster of course oldest forth caused by that large stockpile of badly stored Ammonium Nitrate which ignited at the ports around 200 People Killed 6000 injured and hundreds of thousands left without a home where rescue workers we have heard from then they say their initial attempts havent bee
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